yup, Imagine the flood combined with the ing from Metroid, both are like a virus by controlling hosts and are intelligent enough to make strategies, but if you enrage them, the hell gates shall be open because their predatory instincts will arise.
So if you let me, I can send the bioroid to crash near the station, followed by a dropship from the nihiloids
Have you ever crossed the line between sanity and madness? You would be amazed by what lies beyond the fog..
Anyway, Nihiliods are a bit more primitive. Also they're incredibly subtle. You wouldn't know there's an infestation unless a) you find the nest or b) it's too late.
This is pretty much the only things I have on Nihiliods
- Primitive, hell bent on multiplying and destroying life. - Subtle, can burrow into someone without noticing at all. - Originally quarantined on a planet in the Egale system. The only way they can spread is similar to the way- ...the way Metroids spread.
...well crap. I just realized what Nihiliods are really like. Metroids. So they're as primitive as Metroids. They corrupt things like Aparoids/Flood/Ing. They need a host in order to properly grow, as the host acts as an exoskeleton. A single queen can lay billions of eggs, and they create nests much like spiders do. A host can serve as an unknowing vessel for a quantity of baby Nihiliods so as to bring them to other places.
Again, not really solid but...
Also they are supposed to be "servants of the Void" as of the whole new shift. Not certain how to play that out...
Some creatures just want to endd things, it´s like they were designed to eradicate as their only purpose.
That is the idea I have so far from what you had from both the original and "updated" nihiloids.
If you are going to use the metroids as base, then take in mind they actually share some sort of collective mind, they may not show it, but those flying jellyfish demons know when to attack and when to run.
If you also use the nest idea, I got something that Mara can use as advantage, creatures search for nutrients so they would try to consume any organic while bioroids, aside from having augmented elements, they are still organic and the hive will see through the cover with time, a cyborg/android/robot would have some sort of protection since the synthetic part of them isn´t what the hive wants, but they may see it as a threat, thus targeting them an enemy, but what about a hybrid of the organic, bioroid and cyborg?
I think I created something without knowing.. *smiles wickedly*
Have you ever crossed the line between sanity and madness? You would be amazed by what lies beyond the fog..
True... A hive mind... Could probably say the Caeles known as the Void is the one pulling the strings.
And right, Androids would be safe as they would be less favorable hosts. But the drive of the Void is the eventual destruction of all things...so they would instead attempt to destroy.
I like where this is going...
Also I had 2 other thoughts. Maybe Nihiliods rapidly adapt to their environment. So fish like Nihiliods or even bird like or what have you...
Also I'm think that maybe the Nihiliod Queens will go into a dormant state when there's no more hosts. She'll consume all other Nihiliods on a planet and go into dormancy.
Aye. Considering it was a major point with Kiara in the past before Shards of Starlight. Achlys and Marc attempted to stop this "plague" from happening. That plague could be Nihiliods.
So it would make sense if the Ethereal Darkness managed to maybe force the Nihiliods into a dormant state. This would play in well with the concept you can't destroy the Void, only delay it.
I don't really know what the hell is going on, but if Bardock is involved...
HAHA! YEEEAAAAAA!!!
I think this will be interesting. To be honest, I only skimmed backwards till I saw Bardock because I was expecting a Sayan to show up in Pheonix eventually. :p
From what I gather, there is an alternate universe, right? Does that mean that Pheonix is being revamped?
Originally posted by S121 Every time I see a new post on the Forum, I feel like a little kid during Christmas, all giddy.
Yes and no. Yes in the fact the entire history is being redone. No in the fact that Phoenix as it is right now, doesn't really change. Some details are no longer really relevant in the MoE part as the bigger threat and the reason for Aurora's actions are now shifted.
Nihiliods are the main threat and Aurora is actually trying to prevent them. It would be one hell of a hat trick to adjust it, but in the end, easily doable.
And yes, alternate timeline that involves a completely different story than that of Shards of Starlight. With this new timeline, the events of Shards of Starlight RP never happened. BUT this now opens up the fact that anything could have happened, cause nothing is written yet.
P.S.
Originally posted by Cucoo5 Exactly ...And that made me realize. What better reason to have a war that lasts for seemingly forever than that of survival? Nothingness... the Void... What if the War of Eternity is not some petty squabble over a book of prophecy... What if it was a fight against the impossible?
The Inevitable Conclusion... A fight against the very thing that consumes all. A fight against the Void.
But can you really destroy that which does not exist? The absence of all existence? No. Can you delay it? Yes.
The Demon Caeles ... Is actually the Void. The Nihiliods are not just planet destroyers. They are the embodiment of the Void.
A fight for survival You would think something such as a fight against erasure would bring a galaxy together towards a common cause... Instead it tears it apart. Hysteria sets in... factions form with different ideologies on how to destroy the Void. A clash of views, everyone is afraid of the other's radical ideas on how to destroy that which destroys.
Time itself means nothing to the Void. Aion, the Master of Time, is rendered powerless. What can he do? He can do what one driven to the brink of insanity can do. Try again. "Cowards die many times, while the brave die but once."
He challenges the Inevitable Conclusion, the Void. But what does he have? His own power means nothing. Strength of Will alone? Against the Void?
Such naivety! What can the will of petty mortals do against the face of certain destruction? Of certain erasure from this existence?
More than the Void would think. For his own bretheren... Other Caeles... aid the mortals of Venturia. Against the odds, they choose to fight.
Upon the revolving cogs of fate does our lives hang. The threads golden with the hue of eternity. The clock turns and the hour hand points to a new time, a new era. Yet we live on, ignorant of the tick of the clock of fate. Nay, our lives are not defined by the clock, rather the events that doth unfold forth from it. As the new age dawns, threads will be cut. Lives will plummet into the abyss of history, forgotten. As they fall, war rises and ravages the hanging threads like a tempest most ferocious. Many lives, many of the golden threads are battered by the onslaught, helpless to change it. War defined their fate. War was the plague that the clock hands brought to help define the new era. But as war storms and thunders and starts the inferno that consumes all that it touches and reduces all to mere ashes...those with a will to change cruel fate stand up from the smoldering embers. With hope and strength of the heart, they force the clock of fate to change again, to move on to a new time, to bring new fortune. And so it does. The war ends and the hands bring peace.
The abyss The Void...
Our lives dangle from the clock of fate. As the threads are cut, we fall to the void. As the hands turn, we move closer to the void. War arises as the struggle for survival ensues. As the mortals clamber over one another in a desperate attempt to escape the void...
They cut each other and fall towards its gaping maw.
Eternity is but an illusion. For the Void is the end of time. The Edge of Eternity.
One does not simply destroy the Void. One can only hope to delay it.
The basic premise behind the entirety of Eternal Galaxy...